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describe plaster of Paris

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Answered by PsychoUnicorn
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\huge\bf{\:Plaster\:of\:Paris :}

  • It is a Calcium sulphate hemihydrate.

  • Chemical Formula - \sf{(CaSO_4) H_2O}

  • The plaster of Paris is made up of gypsum, lime and cement.

  • It is invented by Dr. Anthonius Mathijsen.

  • It is obtained by heating gypsum at the temperature of 376K. While heating, gypsum loses its water molecules and creates plaster of Paris.

\bf{Uses\:Of\:Plaster\:of\:Paris}

  • It is used in medical field. Doctor used it for joining the fractured bones.

  • It is used for creating designs and patterns on the ceiling.

  • It is used for filling gaps between roofs and walls.

  • It is used as a cement for making decorative materials.

  • It is also used for creating chalks.
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